I’ve created a wide range of visuals for different sets, artists, and ideas - including collaborations with Afterlife and its artists like Mrak and Anyma, as well as musicians such as Lady Gaga, Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Trentemøller, Garbage, Dave Navarro, and Carly Rae Jepsen.

Designing visuals for live performances demands a careful balance: building immersive environments that deepen the emotional and sensory experience without overshadowing the core event.

From concept to final animation, I blend 3D elements, abstract forms, and symbolic imagery to translate sound and mood into visual language. The goal is to extend the performance’s emotional reach while supporting a distinctive and expressive aesthetic.

Collaboration is key - working closely with musicians, creative directors, and live event producers, often across time zones, to deliver visuals that are technically robust, emotionally resonant, and adaptable to large-scale LED walls and complex setups.

Rapid iteration under tight deadlines is the norm. The challenge is balancing storytelling with spectacle, producing visuals that amplify the performance while remaining flexible enough for live variation.

Ultimately, this work shapes how live experiences connect with audiences - merging design, technology, and atmosphere to create moments that are felt before they’re fully understood. In these settings, visuals breathe and evolve with the crowd, where controlled chaos meets deliberate design.